Edict against Abbé Loisy shocks Paris Catholicine
Paris March 1 Vatican edict bans Catholics from reading Abbé Loisy’s theological works under excommunication threat. Loisy remains under ecclesiastical cloud and cannot celebrate mass while pursuing historic Christian origins in a new volume. The piece also surveys French education law, biograph cinemas, and moral concerns in Paris society.
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Kiein
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Nancy
Reinach Restored to Rank After Dreyfus Affair
Paris March 10 The Chamber of Deputies approved a bill restoring Joseph Reinach historian of the Dreyfus case to his rank in the territorial army. The measure, passed after the government’s defeat, generalizes to officers punished for political acts or opinions, but Reinach’s name was omitted from the list.
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Chamber of Deputies
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Dissension in Shackleton Expédition on Nimrod
The Nimrod returning from New Zealand brings news of strife within the Shackleton Antarctic expedition. Lt Shackleton tried to assume command during a perilous moment, angering sailing master Captain England, who knocked him down and then resigned. The Nimrod left Shackleton’s camp near Mount Erebus and will return in December without England, ending magnetic surveys planned for Antarctic waters.
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Turkish Envoy Leaves Teheran for Constantinople
Odessa reports Turkish Ambassador Chems-ud-Din Ber traveled from Teheran to Constantinople with five wives and two secretaries. He was recalled after an attack on the embassy and has received assassination threats. Teheran hostility grew from Turkish moves near Urmia and the Tehran embassy is closed. Tiflis notes three Turkish officers were arrested in Elizabethpol province while mapping the area near the frontier.
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Fallieres to Visit London for State Engagement
London reports a tentative plan for President Fallieres to make an official state visit to London next May. The visit would align with King Edward's return pass through Paris and mirror Loubet's 1963 procedure, with details settled on the King’s route.
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Gould Delays Departure From Paris After Divorce
Paris March 10 Mme Anna Gould, recently divorced from Count Boni de Castellane, postpones her departure to New York for a few days due to unspecified reasons.
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Abyssinian Prince Expelled From Germany as Undesirable
Hamburg reports Prince Ludwig Menelik of Abyssinia, kin to the Abyssinian king, expelled for attempts to organize mining, rubber, and cotton ventures. He faced drunkenness and disorderly conduct charges and was previously expelled from Saxony. Belgian Premier defends Congo annexation grant of 10 million dollars, saying Parliament could rescind if funds misused.
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Swiss Ski Champion Killed in Avalanche Near Bergun
Swiss ski champion Stephen Koch of Saint Moritz was killed in an avalanche yesterday near Bergun while skiing in Switzerland. The event ends a notable season for Koch, a top Swiss alpine racer.
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British envoy to Berlin may change in autumn
Berlin dispatch reports Sir Ger A Lowther, then British minister to Morris, may succeed Sir Frank Cavendish as British Ambassador in Berlin when the present term ends in autumn. The report cannot be confirmed at this time.
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Ger . A. Lowther
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Frank Cavendish
Britain and Germany naval power debated in Commons
In London on March 10 the House of Commons discussed naval estimates with H. H. Asquith asserting Britain’s unassailable sea supremacy. He warned that Germany could reach thirteen dreadnoughts if unchecked, while Britain would hold twelve by 1911, and promised to adjust shipbuilding to prevent German superiority. The Times echoed approval in a March 11 editorial.
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King Edward Sends Cordial Letter to Kaiser
Berlin reports a local agency says King Edward wrote Emperor William in friendly terms about The Times disclosure of private letters between the Emperor and Lord Tweedmouth. The letter argues Parliament and the public oppose The Times action and aims to create a good impression in both Germany and England.
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Swede fires at palace. King Haakon spared security scene
At noon in Christiania a Swedish man fired about a dozen shots at the royal castle, shattering windows. Police disarmed him and he claimed intent to kill King Haakon. He had 40 to 50 cartridges. Haakon and Queen Maud were away. The man, Johannes Gren, long-time resident and blacksmith, formerly in a Danish asylum, cited royal salaries as motive.
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Nast Paintings Sell at Auction in First Session
Thomas Nast paintings and drawings led the Anderson Auction Company sale of his collected works. The oil Head of Christ in a gold frame sold for 1208 dollars, Lincoln Entering Richmond brought 1120, a three quarter length Rev Merritt portrait fetched 18, a Mary Anderson as Hermione brought 25, Garibaldi measured 62 by 42 inches and sold for 14, The Immortal Light of Genius sketch for 3, full length St Nicholas brought 20, Saving the Flag sold for 420, auction to continue this evening.
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Nast
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Today’s events at museums and clubs across the city
Free admission at the Metropolitan Museum of Art American Museum of Natural History and the Zoological Gardens. Mrs Mildred Manly Caldwell on Life as a Fine Art. National Society of Ohio Women. Waldorf story 11 a m. Emma Willard Association Hotel Manhattan 1 pm. Euchre ladies auxiliary German Hospital Hotel Astor 2 pm. Bruno Lessing Civitas Club 3 pm Remsen St Brooklyn. J Stringham Bees and Their Management American Institute 3 30 pm. Board of Education Park Ave 59th St 4 pm. Dinner for J B Reynolds Clinton Hall evening. Metz Finance Department Public School 165 108th St bpm. Chemung County Society Hotel Astor SP m.
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Mildred” Manly Caldwell
National Society of Ohio Women
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Emma Willard Association
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German Hospital
Hotel Astor
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Civitas Club
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West 44Th Street
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Park Avenue
59Th Street
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Metz
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Chemung County Society
Weather Forecast and Record From Washington D C
Official weather record notes little change overnight with rain in Texas Louisiana Mississippi Alabama and along the Gulf. fair elsewhere with rising temperatures. A shallow low moving east likely brings light snow in the lake region and warmer, fair conditions across most districts through Thursday with fresh winds on several coasts.
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Free Hand for Japan in Tatsu Case Debated
London reports that Britain asked Japan via Count Komura about actions in the Tatsu incident and recommended arbitration, a denial followed by Tokyo. Komura denied UK action, saying Britain cannot intervene. no consensus as Japan and Britain debate steps under the Anglo Japanese treaty.
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Tatsu
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Obituary of Manuel Carago former vice consul in England
Manuel Carago former Spanish vice consul at Manchester and Venezuelan vice consul at Liverpool died of heart disease at his Brooklyn home. He came to New York seven years ago to start a branch of Larrinaga & Co ship brokers, later ran his own brokerage. Born December 31 1857 in Manzanilla Cuba he studied at Osnabruck University and Greenock. He belonged to Montauk Club Joly Mariners Club Outing Club and St Saviours Church. He leaves a wife Josephine Calcano six sons and four daughters.
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Mrs E A McAlpin Dies At St Regis Hotel
Mrs E A McAlpin wife of Brigadier General E A McAlpin former adjutant general of the National Guard of this state died yesterday afternoon at the Hotel St Regis. General McAlpin who leads the National League of Republican Clubs is away in the West on league business. She advocated prison reform and did significant work among Sing Sing prisoners. General McAlpin has a summer home at Ossining.
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Death of Ohio State Professor Kellerman in Guatemala
Word from the American Minister in Guatemala City reports the death of Professor William A. Kellerman last Sunday from malaria fever. Kellerman, head of the Ohio State University botanical department, had traveled to Guatemala a month earlier to study local flora. He was born in Ashville, Ohio, on May 1, 18%, educated at Cornell in 1874, and earned a PhD from Zurich in 1881. He taught at the Wisconsin State Normal School, then at Kansas State Agricultural College where he also served as state botanist and Kansas Experiment Station botanist before joining Ohio State in 1891. He founded The Journal of Mycology and authored several botanical works.
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Ohio State University
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Guatemala
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Ashville
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Christian Socialist Mass Meeting in New York
The New York branch of the Christian Socialist Fellowship held its first mass meeting at Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church. Speakers included Dr. Henry Sloane Coffin and Rev. Alexander Irvine addressing the theme The Kingdom of God and the Essence of Socialism. Leaders cited include Rufus Weeks Miss Helen Phelps Stokes and Mary R Sanford with a Brooklyn dinner to follow.
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John D. Long
Charles P. Farsnani
Christian Socialist Movement
Sothersn Engagement Extended at Lyric Theatre
E H Sothern’s Lyric engagement is extended to early spring with a month more on stage. Next week he revives Dundreary and If I Were King in a six night repertory plus a Saturday matinee. An extra St Patrick’s Day afternoon show is listed. Daniel Frohman confirms a season-end Actors’ Fund benefit with scenes from Dundreary Hamlet If I Were King The Merchant of Venice Twelfth Night and a new one act play.
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Lyric Theatre
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Bandanna Land Anniversary Show At Majestic Theatre
Williams and Walker celebrate sixteen years of their theater alliance with a special March 31 performance of Bandanna Land at the Majestic Theatre. The program will revive popular songs and comedy routines from their past collaborations.
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Cathedral chorus to sing Redemption at St John the Divine
A 120 voice chorus with a 40 piece orchestra will perform Gounod's Redemption at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine on Morningside Heights tonight. Walter Henry Hall conducts the premiere concert of the cathedral festival choir with several soloists and the orchestra placed behind the singers.
Beethoven and Willeke Shine In Kneisel Quartet Night
In Mendelssohn Hall the Kneisel Quartet offered its fourth chamber concert of the season. Violoncellist Willem Willeke impressed in a solo, and Beethoven’s Quartet in C sharp minor showcased the ensemble’s strength despite lineup changes. The program opened with Franck’s quartet, then the Strauss sonata with Katharine Goodson, drawing warm applause. The piece demanded careful pacing, and Kneisel’s handling drew mixed reactions.
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César Franck
Beethoven
Laub
Week at the Manhattan Opera House features star turnouts
Mme Calvé appears in Carmen on Friday with a second Copacabana like encore on Monday. Pelléas et Mélisande closes next Friday, Louise arrives next week, Tetrazzini returns for Crispino e la Comare next Saturday matinee. Hammerstein takes the company to Philadelphia for Lucia with Zenatello and Sammarco. Campanini directs all operas this week. Sunday concert showcases Carmen act two and La Gioconda act three in concert. Ballet of the Hours is included in Gioconda music.
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Dufranne
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Crispino E la Comare
Campanini
Week's Opera Schedule at Metropolitan Opera House
Next week at the Metropolitan Opera House features Fidelio directed by Gustav Mahler with Miss Berta Morena as Leonore and a cast including Alten, Burran, Goritz, Blass, Reiss and Van Rooy. Tannhauser marks Morena's Met debut as Elizabeth. Remaining heavy week includes Mignon on Wednesday Il Trovatore Thursday La Traviata Saturday matinee Marta Saturday night. Hertz conducts Sunday concert with soloists Farrar Kirkby-Lunn Burgstaller Goritz Blass.
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Beaumont Whittemore marriage in St John church notice
On Tuesday March 16 1908 at the Church of St John the Evangelist Elizabeth MecCulloh daughter of Richard B Whittemore wed Edward Alan Beaumont Jr of Philadelphia The ceremony was conducted by Rev Arthur B Howard Notices of marriages and deaths require full name and address endorsement.
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Death notices listed for republication in Tri-Weekly Tribune
The Tribune notes death notices will be republished in the Tri-Weekly Tribune at no extra charge. Names listed include Margaret F. H McGrath, John Maho, Comstock Mrs James Kney, Hugh Conant, Jonathan J. Millard, Charles D Jr Kelley, Eliza A Miler, Rheva W Kinkele, Bertha Murray, James Santiago Langstatt, Margaret B Beetha C Lesher Charles 8 Pratt Mary Leslie Gertrude Stevens Joan W Lewin Joseph W Tremper Annie B McAlpin.
Wooplawn Cemetery Access Amid Harlem Transport Requests
The Wooplawn Cemetery is accessible by Harlem trains from Grand Central Station and tram routes via Webster and Jerome Avenues, with carriage service available. Lots start at 150 dollars. telephone 4555 to request a Book of Views or contact the office at 20 East 23d Street New York City. Undertakers Frank E Campbell and Rev Stephen Merritt advertise ambulances and funeral services, noting Chelsea offices on 23rd Street and Chelsea locations with telephones 1324, 124, and 125.
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Special Notices and Classified Ads Highlight Help Seekers
A jumble of notices from a New York Tribune page lists a Paris book dealer Mr Belin seeking old French books engravings and manuscripts, a request for information on Arthur P and Edwin Simms, and many subscription and office details for The Tribune with multiple international addresses and offices.
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St Bartholomew's Church Notice Madison and 4th
Daily noonday service from 12 15 to 12 45. Choral singing and a brief adl res with rector Leighton D C.
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